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...debate has evolved into a principled one that looks beyond this year’s holiday rush. Recognizing that the shuttles the Undergraduate Council (UC) has provided in the past have been ineffective—shuttles were late, filled up too quickly, or did not have adequate space for luggage??€”council members are debating whether these services are a council responsibility at all. Incoming UC President Ryan A. Petersen ’08 said that he is skeptical about expanding the council’s responsibilities beyond what it can handle. “I think we have...
...notice the obesity epidemic in America. Whether it’s the 200-pound sixth grader waddling his way down the street or the middle-aged woman sitting next to you on the plane—her portly stature impinging on your right to carry a third piece of luggage??€”America has become a nation of fat people. More than half of all Americans experience health problems because of their weight; a full quarter of the country is considered clinically obese; and one out of 50 Americans is so fat that they will die unless they get drastic...
Okhotin’s account of his treatment might be taken as a comedy of errors were it not so grave. After deplaning in Moscow in March, he says he took his luggage??€”cash and customs form in hand—and made a mistake which has dogged him since...
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